Those categories differ in terms of their connotation in the context of public health, as well as in terms of the challenges they pose.
Another potential obstacle to more prevention and health promotion arguably consists in their negative connotation with aspects of public health activities during the Third Reich era (1933-45), often defined by the term "Volksgesundheit" [ 47, 48].
Language evolves, and sometimes words that are neutral in their meaning acquire pejorative connotations.
I'm not saying there is a direct parallel between Redskins and Tigers but the broad principle is that words hold a certain connotation in their own time.
Mr. Fuller loved the religious connotations he saw in their names.
Every time you give other people something, they create a positive connotation about you in their mind.
The first author then back-translated the Chinese version, and the result was compared with the original English version to ensure that the words chosen in the translation carried their original connotations.
Thus, McCain's iron triangle has a built-in pejorative connotation.
By now Ludlow had become primarily residential, rather than military, but was still rich in chivalric connotations and a valuable symbol of the Yorkist authority and their claim to the throne.
The development of medical knowledge was a significant factor in further connotations of the term lesbian.
